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Show HN: Launching Vibe IRL: A New App to Revolutionize Real-Life Socializing
Hey HN, we've just launched Vibe IRL, an app designed to bridge the gap between online connections and real-world interactions. In an era where digital interactions often replace face-to-face encounters, Vibe IRL aims to transform how people meet and interact in their local environments.

Key Features:

Mood-Based Matching: Users can find others based on current mood, promoting more meaningful and relevant meetups.
Instant Local Meetups: Designed to encourage spontaneous real-life interactions, making socializing effortless and immediate.
We created Vibe IRL as a free platform to help make genuine connections in local communities. We're excited about the potential to not only enhance how people socialize but to also provide a tool that combats the increasing sense of isolation in the digital age.

The app is free to download and we're keen to hear feedback from the community to make it even better. Check it out here https://vibeirl.app and let us know what you think!
This leans into threading harder, which makes ratholing and wild tangents happen and suck up all the air in the room. Going in the other direction is pol.is, which is used in vTaiwan to propose new laws. The mechanism there is twofold:

> The first is that you cannot reply to comments. “If people can propose their ideas and comments but they cannot reply to each other, then it drastically reduces the motivation for trolls to troll,”

> The second is that it uses the upvotes and downvotes to generate a kind of map of all the participants in the debate, clustering together people who have voted similarly. Although there may be hundreds or thousands of separate comments, like-minded groups rapidly emerge in this voting map, showing where there are divides and where there is consensus. People then naturally try to draft comments that will win votes from both sides of a divide, gradually eliminating the gaps.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2018/08/21/240284/the-simpl...
Pairing languages with anything is incorrect, because “language” is an ill-defined term, an attempt to loosely group together similar methods of communication. But not having a flag is even more incorrect, because then all you have is a list of words, and the meaning of a word depends on the... language!

> The language is the same in each country

Then you can select either. I don’t see how this detracts from the usability of the UI.
You are right of course!
You might have been unlucky searching for the a element that's really short. And very basic HTML would work everywhere.
But you might be more happy to go via the feature list: https://www.caniemail.com/features/
For those unaware, gosec (and by extension golangci-lint) will warn about uses of `math/rand`

https://github.com/securego/gosec/blob/d3b2359ae29fe344f4df5...
I've got a feeling that if we could fly, we'd easily feel the 'easy' place to fly relative to other people flying.

It wouldn't take PhD's or studies to figure it out - it's a bit like noticing that it's more effort to run than walk.
> When I leased this Model 3, I felt excited and proud

People are so weird about cars. _Proud_, really?
Funny thing this is how Algeria try to get info from Facebook about dissidents and journalists they label them as terrorists and Facebook will comply.
gcc still pruduces a tiny bit faster binaries in most cases, like ~10-20%.
It's not. Markdown is markdown. It can render to HTML, but that's a different thing. I struggle to understand why this is even a point of contention.
You could just load a different (invisible) background image based on the visited state to send out a ping.
There is still the "Funk" part of programming that targets people under 30. Almost all the content produced under that umbrella is available on YouTube (or Facebook, Instagram, TikTok), based on the realism that that's what's needed to reach the youth.
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Show HN: Loopy – AI User Feedback Manager
AI Accelerates Cloud Revenues as Well as Cloud Investments
I had wondered why Pound went fascist when he seemed so open at the start of his career, doing all these translations. Although I couldn't find "the gentleman who wrote a 'translation' by avoiding the work of translating" in Dorothy Thompson's party game in Harper's, it does seem to explain it nicely.
So, should they be requested to do so by a formally issued court order, they would comply and start logging a user’s activity, but do not do so by default.

Calling them worthless at providing secure browsing seems far-fetched; calling them a scam is fully disingenuous.
Worst thing is spam. Second worst is silos by big players to fight spam, which makes it hard to run your own email server. Then comes HTML.
Yes, it would be. It is a pity HTML won over RTF.
I read your post, and think you completely miss the point.

People rebelled because this was just enshittification, Sony could have got away with it being "optional with a bonus skin if you do". But this was just kicking a bunch of players off, without offering a refund and no advantage for everyone else by having PSN logins.

You might be fine with that, but the rest of us are tired of being told to rent our software, with features being removed and restrictions being added.

Anyway, enjoy working at Postman.
In every country's laws, there are limitations to rights and situations where rights can be lawfully broken.
Might be worth a shot. The original developer still seems to be alive and doing stuff at https://fixdst.com/
In the paper the author talks about compiling to CUDA
And sometimes 22 can already be too many.
> They managed to secure continuous income streams of free money by talking to people on their phones. It’s extra money and surely they planned on doing more scams. That’s the motivation.

Doesn’t this pretty much describe a sales job? Except the product they are selling doesn’t exist.
Because it isn't actually the most cost effective. Mass transit only works in areas of high population density. Otherwise you get empty buses or extremely long waits between service intervals. It's also, in general, slower because you have to wait for the bus and then be delayed as it picks up other passengers or takes an indirect route to your destination, which reduces the efficiency of ~everyone. There are also many others who need roads other than emergency vehicles: Delivery vehicles, tradesmen with their equipment, the proverbial soccer mom who has to transport the soccer team and all their gear to the game, etc.

And once you're already paying the cost to build and maintain the roads, you might as well use them for general purposes.
China launches first Long March 6C rocket – SpaceNews
Ok, I missed that. So they did compare men in the specific category of "gender-based discrimination". Now if you look up this comment thread, you will see that the question I posed was "Are gamers really more toxic towards women than men? I feel like switching gender will just switch one kind of toxicity to another." So if you wanted to actually answer this question, you would compare how much abuse and toxicity women receive compared to men. This is not something that the linked article tries to do, at all. "30% of the 489 women polled - almost one in three - said they had experienced abuse and toxicity when gaming online" - so is that more than men, or is that less than men?
You need to focus your outrage on Russia for invading Ukraine

instead of Ukraine for defending itself.
Object Linking and Embedding
Is C amd64 assembly then?
> it would be interesting to know to what extent they're aware of what's actually happening in Gaza

I suspect that most don't know. I've sometimes seen articles in Times of Israel, and although they mention that lots of civilians are getting killed, they also write that this is Hamas health ministry counting, suggesting that the numbers would be made up.

Look here:

> At least 34,596 Palestinians have been killed [...] the Hamas-run health ministry in the Strip says.

> The figures cannot be independently verified and include at least 13,000 Hamas gunmen Israel says it has killed in battle

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hamas-run-healt...

So, Times of Israel writes as if information provided by IDF would be trustworthy (13 000 gunmen). But from what I've seen, when reading e.g. about the Lavender AI system and IDF's replies, then, the IDF generals and spokespeople lie a lot, and it's better to disregard anything they say.

Someone living in Israel, might be inclined to trust the IDF. However, looking at how many women have been killed, and realizing that a similar number of civilian men have been killed too -- then, more likely, 80%? 90%? of those "gunmen" were in fact civilians, but IDF happily counts each dead man as a terrorist.

And Times of Israel is not even a right wing newspaper. (Seems it's "centrist", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Times_of_Israel.)

(With that said, most Palestinians and AlJazeera readers don't know what Hamas did on October 7. Not all but most Israelis and Palestinians are blind to the bad things that happen to those in the other tribe, know only about the bad things that happened to themselves.)
The closest I have seen are the Oxide computer company RFD documents, many of which are public.

Example: https://rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0177

Main index: https://rfd.shared.oxide.computer
No PC support?
Show HN: OneUptime (New Update) – Open-Source Datadog Alternative
ABOUT ONEUPTIME: OneUptime (https://github.com/oneuptime/oneuptime) is the open-source alternative to DataDog + StausPage.io + UptimeRobot + Loggly + PagerDuty. It's 100% free and you can self-host it on your VM / server.

OneUptime has Uptime Monitoring, Logs Management, Status Pages, Tracing, On Call Software, Incident Management and more all under one platform.

Updates:

Several new monitor options launched - You can now monitor your SSL Certificates and Servers (Processes running, Mem, CPU, Disk, etc) Evaluate monitor metrics over time. You can set up alerts for things like - "Create an incident when my website response time is >5 seconds for 5 minutes". This wasn't possible before.

Added Logs ingestion with fluentd and OpenTelemetry. Traces and Metrics ingestion with OpenTelemetry.

Roadmap to end of Q2:

New Monitors: We will be working on new monitors options, specifically "Log Monitor", "Traces Monitor", "Metrics Monitor" where you can set up alerts for things like - if there are logs of error logs, create an incident and alert the team.

Datadog like Dashboards coming soon.

Roadmap to end of Q3:

We're working on a reliability co-pilot. All you need to do is run a GitHub actions job / CI job where it scans your codebase, queries OneUptime API to get all the error's your software has seen in production. We then try to fix those errors and create PR's automatically. Making your software reliable and better every since day. None of your code will be sent to us. It'll stay on GitHub action runner. We will do this via a local LLM on the runner. Needless to say this will be beta and will getb better over time.

REQUEST FOR FEEDBACK & FEATURES: This community has been kind to us. Thank you so much for all the feedback you've given us. This has helped make the software better. We're looking for more feedback as always. If you do have something in mind, please feel free to comment, talk to us, contribute. All of this goes a long way to make this software better for all of us to use.

OPEN SOURCE COMMITMENT: OneUptime is open source and free under Apache 2 license and always will be. We're 100% open-source, and not open-core (like others in our industry)
Outlook killed it, gmail arrived at a scene with an already dead body :-(
You've getting to the root of the problem in the US: The zoning doesn't allow businesses where a lot of people live because it's zoned exclusively for single-family homes. The "town" is mainly businesses, and they want to be near the highway.
With hopefully more to come! There's a RISE project proposal being kicked around to improve vectorization support.
I do not think you have to fully rationally grasp the ending for 2001 to be an impactful film.

I’d argue it is a masterpiece _because_ of that uneasiness and befuddlement and that is one of the ways it leaves a mark on you.
I was sure that subdomains do not share a reputation score.
I wash quite annoying knitwear that has on occasion shrunk when someone else has washed them or due to my mistakes.

I wash inside out in a clothes bag with no spin and cold water using a detergent for wool (e.g. Woollite, which may not be available where you are).

I dry (also inside out) on a heated drying rack on top of a thin pillowcase or a mesh for that purpose https://www.lakeland.co.uk/25293/dry-soon-deluxe-mesh-shelf-.... This speeds up drying despite the omission of spin, and takes about a day.

This has worked for at least a dozen cycles for a rollneck I quite like.
Agreed, and I’d be comfortable calling this incompetence.

Triggers cinemaphiles to hear a director that’s supposed to be ome of the finest being called incompetent, but I can’t see how it’s defendable. He failed at the _one thing_ a film is supposed to do.
Because they provide a round-trip compatibility with those character sets, which have been one of the defining goals of Unicode from the very beginning. The same reason that various ornaments and dingbats and even emojis did end up in the Unicode.
Arduboy is reeaaaally something I’m trying not to buy because it looks to be so much fun but I know It’ll die in my unused gadgets drawer.
How to Introduce an Author (2012)
The main benefit of putting everything in one chat box that ambiguously does a bit of everything is the opportunity for the service to creatively misinterpret the query and present tangentially related sponsored content as a result.

The clearer the design vocabulary you offer, the easier it is to unequivocally express what you want, the more obvious it becomes when you get something other than what you want.

It's sort of a shame because we end up with these tools that are designed to inhibit and take away user agency rather than extend and advance it.
An undescribed but very famous thing among the readers of HN.
I think Apple’s said before that they don’t really get the chat usecase, their priority is integrating ML backed features into the OS (text highlighting in images, etc).

It seems that even the state of the art models can’t be used to make a more reliable Siri without another few breakthroughs, so it’s probable that these new AI features aren’t chat stuff.
Well, github wasn't always huge either.
The space bar stabilizer problem
It is pretty easy to build a new physical button if you have the one not working on your hands. It is not easy to build new software/screen if you have a non working screen on your hands.
I didn't say that identity wasn't privacy.

I said that the post I responded to was conflating two different types of privacy.

Who said things is different to what was said.

Bob and Alice spoke about something, is not the same as Anon to Anon "The government is listening".

One is the message and one is metadata. They are protected in different ways and leaked in different ways. Mixing the two means that you will probably not get the protection that you desire.
Should read (2023).

Also, those "mysterious coders" mean nothing if the users don't run their code.

It was the users who used a User Activated Soft Fork (UASF) in 2017 to push through the SegWit update. [1]

The bitcoin network is open and decentralized, and there are several clients and several versions of those clients. [2][3]

[1] see
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-independence-day...

[2] See the right bottom under "top node versions": https://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/dashboard/

[3] the most popular alternative client is Knots. See also: https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/desktop/windows/bitcoinknots/
There are quite a few tools that literally do exactly what you’re asking for.
I hate to be that guy, but over the years I've come to the conclusion that the only way to have good online conversations is to filter out 90% of the population, which is incapable of handling that complexity.

This is not merely an IQ thing, but also requires self-control, empathy, effort and good technique in communication.

Users that have those qualities can get by with a regular forum. The only marginal situation is users that almost fit this description, where better UX such as what this or Google Wave, can make a difference.
>Xiaomi's household products are also coming into that niche.

IMO Xiaomi, more than Apple carries on Braun legacy. Relatively well designed, performant, and accessible (cheap) consumer goods. No one else is even trying to build out an ecosystem like Xiaomi with underlying design language.

Muji has some nice kitchen stuff/home appliances in Asian market, but they're expanding their portfolio very conservatively. Bonus for designing a Muji house filled with Muji goods. Wish I can order that from a Sears Catalogue.
One of these 'sudden existences' was reported here just a couple of weeks ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40101290

And you can't opt out of "something from nothing" thinking - you have to choose between "DNA from nothing" or "intelligent DNA-designer from nothing".
It can quite quickly lead to clipping in gmail if you’re not careful though.
Leons daughter Vera talked a bit about her father, his relationship to Kubrick, art and family in “Sommar i P1”, a Swedish national radio show where people in “public interest” talk about whatever for an hour or so. It’s pretty interesting and provide some insights, but unfortunately it’s only in Swedish

https://sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/1319508#
I can scarcely think of a person less likely to take up arms than Richard Dawkins, and yet somehow people feel free to take his words and label him a "militant atheist".
Google doing Google things

I'm gonna start the degoogling of my life asap.
While it's clever, it is also counter intuitive. I would expect an array to be 0(n) when inserting from the beginning. If I wanted something fast from both side, I'd use a double ended queue[1]. This, as the author shows, lead to unexpected behavior.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-ended_queue
Cinemaphiles TRIGGERED by this simple critique! (come on man...)
It might be not interesting to you. Having a lot of Rust features with much smarter compiler and Python syntax is pretty interesting to me.
Making it hard to run your own server seems to be a small price to pay to ensure billions of inboxes don’t get overly spammed.
If you click on the number it will expand showing you the other recipes from that area that could not be fit in the maximum zoom level.
In asyncio itself you can have custom event loop implementations in addition to the out of the box one.

One popular implementation is uvloop (https://github.com/MagicStack/uvloop) which basically just implements the loop using libuv which takes care of doing stuff like `select` as you describe.
The very least that could be done is not having a trial period in calendar days, but actually usage days. I signup today, login and play around - that's day 1. Then I get to do other things. Two weeks later I come back and that should be day 2 of the trial period, and not day 15 and can't use it anymore.
We don't want to replace all interviewing. We won't test for culture fit, or presentation skills (although we can test for some industry-specific knowledge and communication skills). You can think of it as technical screening stage.
We Built an Open-Source Text-to-Image Evaluation Library for Clip Models
Hi everyone,

We recently released TTI Eval `text-to-image-eval`, an open-source library for evaluating zero-shot classification models like CLIP and domain-specific ones like BioCLIP against your (or HF) datasets to estimate how well the model will perform.

You can evaluate custom and HuggingFace text-to-image/zero-shot image classification models like CLIP, SigLIP, DFN5B, and EVA-CLIP. The evaluation metrics include Zero-shot accuracy, linear probe, image retrieval, and KNN accuracy.

We built this for ML engineers and developers using CLIP models.

Here's the installation guide if you want to get started: https://github.com/encord-team/text-to-image-eval?tab=readme...

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. I'm open to contributions and feedback from the community.
Thank you.
Hey, not for now. If we see some demand then we can certainly bring it to browser.
You could always refinance every 5 or so years to achieve this
We could have the AI search added as a click able option or distinctly separated from the normal search. That would be the best of both worlds, low friction AI search, but not only AI search.
Oh, I think we’ve passed that point already. Llama 3 8B works incredibly well for chat. On the LMSYS English-only leaderboard, it’s only 3 points below GPT-4-0314. (!)

It will hallucinate, as every other LLM will also do, so it shouldn’t be used as a store of knowledge. But grounded with context, it is astonishing in its capability.

For that matter, Phi-3 at half the size is not bad at all.
Proton Mail can give email content, however, it is encrypted and they do not have the encryption keys.

Anything that is stored by anyone can be handed over. That information may be useful, may be useless or may be useless now and useful tomorrow when they have the key.
Prisma with PostgreSQL: the hard things about building a no code database
Temporal is seriously cool.

When I found out how it had implemented the asyncio event loop it was a real mind blown moment.
The US, remember, isn't the world; just the third-largest electric car market. In Europe, and particularly in China, Tesla is far less dominant in the market.
It's not like many spammers are using SPF and DKIM.
And then you have google sending bounce emails to spam although they already know with SPF that the original mail came from somewhere else making them the spammers.
How visually distinct are the 3 interfaces?
Normal bosses don’t get Kubrick like results.
There is a review process, but "yes, your comments are relevant, but they're just nit picking, can you just approve it so that we can start working on this project?"
> You can't currently buy (or I think even legally drive on public roads?) Chinese EVs in the United States

That is true.

> and many other countries.

'Many' may be doing some pretty heavy lifting there; BYD at least is in all significant markets but the US.
In the expansive world of wines, label recognition technologies such as Vivino, TinEye, API4AI, and Delectable have revolutionized the way we explore and engage with various bottles. This article provides a concise overview of what each platform brings to the table, covering various facets of wine discovery—from casual enjoyment to technical integration and expert analysis. It highlights the versatility and adaptability of label recognition technology within the wine industry.
Non-stop, supercharged self-improvement is here.
It certainly does have a runtime and it isn't optional. It's usually in object files starting with crt, e.g. crt1.o. "c-run-time-1.o". That does whatever is necessary to make the machine look like the C world expects.

Setting up the stack pointer before jumping to main is important. Arranging for argc/argv to work. Waking init array or section for global constructors.

There's also libc which is roughly a pile of more-or-less useful functions, some of them implemented in terms of syscalls. That one is nominally optional.

There's probably a compiler runtime involved as well, libgcc or libclang_rt.builtins or similar, which is likely to be cyclically dependent on libc. Compiler-dependent whether that is optional, and thus likely whether libc is optional in practice.
That would probably be infeasibly slow.

There is a whole field of CS that deals with minimizing error when doing floating point math. They just probably use decent algorithms/encoding.